Women Traveling Alone: A Fast Rising Sector
Female travelers going it alone is not only a becoming more accepted sight around the world but it is one of the fastest growing markets in travel, according to figures from Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH). Between 2011 and 2012, SLH saw growth in single-occupancy travel across the board in terms of both […]
Patagonia with a Pinch of Luxury at Dos Lagos
Where should we go next? If you hear this question, listen up. For those who travel often, the world can become a small place. But active travelers know there is always a peak beyond, a hidden paradise, a new “best” that can surprise and wow them. For those travelers, that place is Dos Lagos, a […]
Cruises to Cuba with Road Scholar
For several years, Road Scholar, the leader in educational travel, has enabled thousands of its participants to travel to Cuba to interact with citizens and learn firsthand about their history and culture. Now, the non-profit educational travel company is offering three exclusive ocean voyages to several remote locations in Cuba rarely seen by foreigners. All […]
Albuquerque: Beauty and Breadth Beyond “Breaking Bad”
By Susan McKee “Breaking Bad” may have put it on the map of late but the New Mexico city of Albuquerque is a delightful mélange of history and culture much deeper and wider than any AMC blockbuster would have it. Albuquerque presents a picture of an America with a Spanish accent. Founded in 1706 and […]
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